Gender and Traditionalism

 Gender and Traditionalism

A retort to William "Aristos" Gray's "Tradionalism and Gender"[1]

Harold "Eromenos" White

I must confess that Aristos's writing style is admirable, though his content itself leaves much to be desired. It is also with much regret that I feel this way, for it is no lighthearted matter when two fellow Aryans are at odds. Though we Great White Titans of the Earth have oft quarrelled, we may only hope those days are long behind us, and so it is with many amicable feelings I write specifically at Aristos himself now. The history of we Hyperboreans shows that despite the harsh cold of the climate, two men may forge much warmth betwixt themselves, and from that warmth civilisation itself shall spring forth unto the world.

 Aristos asserts the Nuclear Family throughout his paper, and it is astonishing to me that one who seems so enlightened can be so led astray as to lay his faith in this blatantly Semitic invention. The Nuclear Family stems from the Christian (Jewish) idea of a man's sexual and romantic appetites being confined to one woman. If we are to accomplish all we desire for our people, then I would think it obvious we cannot allow ourselves to be held back by these Hebrew devices. The natural Pagan religions of Europa bequeath great sexual liberty unto her children, our old gods hold us to no standards except our duty to the White race, therefore we are given ample freedom to largely do as we please, so long as it is for the benefit of the Aryan people. I find it in poor taste and ungrateful to waste the generous bounty of gifts our gods have bestowed upon us. To make love to many women is profitable by providing more children for the race, and to make love to men has it's morale benefits as well. I would assert that Odin himself has likely made love to men before, and would encourage all of his sons to do so as well. The Sacred Band of Thebes performed unparalleled in combat because it's ranks were filled with lovers. How might one let some Turkic Persian defile he who you have shared your bed with many a night? Perhaps if the Third Army had been constructed in such a manner, the war may have gone quite differently.

I leave you with these thoughts, Aristos, for I am quite certain the Hellenic fire that burned in the loins of the ancients likely burns in you as well.

[1] https://folkishcredo.blogspot.com/2020/09/traditionalism-and-gender.html